San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-10-27
The Belknap Rifles will tender the
farewell hop to Mr.. Harry Arnold next
night at their srmory.


Thursday night at their armory.
Most men, otherwise strong in body and
mind, will become unhappy and Dredk dpWh
when afflicted with rheumatism taeS
would only try salvation Oh they "ou'u niu
relief at once. Price &c.
Take your clothes to Geo. Caen, the
French dyer, No. 4l0 +. Houston st. lm
The finest line Of decorated Havi-
land china, dinner and tea sets, selected
by Mr.. Chabot, who Ia now In Europe,
Just received, at Wagner q Chaoots.
10 % II
ALI the keys of Windsor Castle were re-
Gently stolen, but even this does not interfere
with the rapid sale OF DIR. Bulls Cough syrup
Geo. Caen is the boss dyer In the
city. Give him a call. 10 rs I'm
The healing and purifying qualities of Sal
walton Oil render 1t the best article Tor me
speedy and safe cure of liberated sores. Price
only y cents.
The Excelsior Guards, of San AntO-
MO, were accorded first place in the pro-
cession at the opening OF the cOlOred
state fair at Fort Worth.
Mr.. Louis Z. Monster, agent for
Martin & Sohryver, at FlOresville. took
an overdose OF cbloroform accidentally
last tuesday evening and died during
the night.
The order for the immediate COM
mencement OF work on the federal court
house arrived yesterday, and work OF
eXcsvatIng for the foundations Will be-
gin at once.
For the past two weeks the Texas
Stookman and Farmer has missed It's
regular publication day. 1t is eagerly
looked for by its friends, and they are
disappointed when they can't get 1t.
Bell Bros. have very correct regu-
lstor. Last NAV, it was compared,
by telegraph, with Washington time,
and was correct. Yesterday 1t was
again tested by telegraph and found to
have lost but two seconds.
The passenger train on the Arkansas
Pass railway Wednesday afternoon,
made the run OF 80 miles from York
town to San Antonio, in two hours and
forty minutes. This is pretty fast travel
ing.
Street car tracks In mud-drytng
weather are just too awfully excruciat-
ing for anything, and ladies' nerves, es-
peoially, are sadly put upon the rack.
A little grease OF the elbow and swab
ought to remedy this.
"A rat tried to eat up Owen Cooks
horse last night, as 1t lay on the ground.
The rat began at the tail and ate cOnsid-
cradle hair away, when it found that it
had undertaken bigger job than 1t bar
gained for, and wisely decamped.
Some ladies, with sealskiD sacques,
are prone to ride on the San Pedro car
line. almost daily, and prOffer big 50
bill 10 payment OF five-cent car fare.
or course, by the rules, drivers can't
furnish more than 81 in "ohange," hence
they ride free. But 1t annoys the
driver.
Another dramatic and comedy en-
tertainment will be given In the Ger
man al Krisch hall next Sunday night,
the whole TO conclude with ball. These
entertainments, by amateurs, will be
kept up at this hall during the winter
season.
The imprisonment part OF the pen
atty inflicted by the recorder upon Car
roll Brsnnon, for carrying a pistol, has
been RENTED by the mayor, and Car
roll is again at liberty. He attributes
the trouble to very bad whisky. He is
naturally quiet, Inotfensive, citizen.
MIR. Z. +. Warburton. past first as
sistant engineer OF the U. 5. navy yard
at Philadelphia, was married last
night in Philadelphia to a wealthy
young lady, Miss Helen Keene, daugh-
ter OF great sugar retiner OF the
quaker city. Mr.. W. is a brother OF Mr..
4. l.. WarburtOn, of San Antonio, and
the bridal couple will arrive in San
Antonio within few days, on a visit to
him.